Houston’s sports fans enjoyed an ultimate day of excitement, catching the Astros’ Opening Day and a thrilling NCAA doubleheader in one packed sports celebration. The city’s passion for baseball and college hoops was on full display.
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Texas’ party primaries play a crucial role in shaping the state’s political landscape, yet voter turnout remains low. Experts cite factors like registration barriers and lack of awareness as key reasons for limited participation.
Discover top family-friendly events in Houston this Presidents Day Weekend 2026. From interactive museum exhibits to outdoor adventures, Mommy Poppins highlights activities perfect for kids and parents alike.
Houston Texans, Howard Hughes Communities, and Harris County unveil plans for the Toro District in Bridgeland, promising a vibrant mixed-use development that blends sports, living, and community spaces.
Flight attendants based in Houston face uncertainty and scramble for alternatives after Spirit Airlines abruptly ceases operations at the city’s airport, leaving many stranded far from home. Efforts to return are underway.
J.J. Watt headlines the 2026 Houston Sports Hall of Fame class, celebrating his outstanding NFL career and impact on Houston. The induction honors local sports legends across multiple disciplines.
A Houston-based business has been named one of the New York Times’ top 50 clothing stores in America, highlighting the city’s growing influence in the fashion retail scene. The recognition comes from KHOU.
National Catholic leaders have been appointed to the board of the University of St. Thomas in Houston, strengthening the institution’s commitment to faith-based education, EWTN News reports.
Ten individuals were arrested following an FBI operation in Houston’s Clinton Park neighborhood, authorities announced. The coordinated effort targeted criminal activities, bolstering local safety standards. Investigation continues.
Houston ISD students participated in statewide walkouts protesting ICE policies, despite warnings of potential school penalties. The demonstrations highlight rising concerns over immigration enforcement in schools.
NASA confirms that recent “booms” heard in Houston were caused by a meteor entering the atmosphere. Officials say meteorites may have landed nearby, urging residents to report any unusual findings.
Houston ISD is now accepting school choice applications for the 2026-27 academic year. Parents can apply to select preferred schools and programs, expanding options beyond neighborhood assignments.
The New Orleans Pelicans fell narrowly to the Houston Rockets, 107-105, in a tightly contested game. Despite a strong effort, the Pelicans couldn’t overcome Houston’s late surge at home.
Greater Houston Partnership members made headlines in February, showcasing leadership, innovation, and community impact across the region. Their achievements highlight Houston’s growing influence in business and development.
Houston-area residents recount harrowing experiences of being trapped in a Middle East war zone. Amid escalating violence, they describe danger, fear, and the struggle to find safety, sharing their urgent calls for help.
Artemis II astronauts returned to Houston Monday, greeted by cheers after their historic moonshot. The mission marks a key milestone in NASA’s Artemis program, advancing human exploration beyond Earth.
An unknown speakeasy inspired by celebrity cocktails is set to open in the East River mixed-use development. The hidden bar promises a unique drinking experience, blending star-studded flavors with craft mixology. (PHOTOS)
Houston offers a mix of budget-friendly and splurge-worthy activities this spring break. From free museum days and park adventures to upscale dining and exclusive tours, there’s something for every budget.
Briscoe Cain and Alex Mealer emerge as frontrunners in a crowded race for Houston’s new red congressional district. The contest highlights a competitive GOP field seeking to define the area’s political future.
Houston will face winter storm and extreme cold warnings starting Saturday night, the National Weather Service announced. Residents are urged to prepare for hazardous conditions and protect against low temperatures.